Write the conversation that led to this response. On 24 January 2011, during the week of the album's UK release, she performed an acoustic set of selected songs from "21" at London's Tabernacle music hall, which was screened live on her personal website.
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What was Adele's song "Heal" about?
- The song's lyrics describe a protagonist's attempt at dealing with her heartbreak after she learns of her ex-lover's recent marriage and happy new life.
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
- Sean Fennessey of "The Village Voice" praised the singer's nuanced vocal performance in the song, which ascends "into a near-shrieked whisper" during parts of the chorus, after which she once again regains composure.
- Did she have any other albums?
- One of the more commended songs on the album, "Someone like You" was praised for its lyrical depth and understated simplicity.
- What happened with the release of this album?
- For the North American release of "21" on 22 February, Columbia Records executives used the "'long tail' sales theory" to shape its marketing campaign, which, according to Columbia senior VP of marketing Scott Greer, entailed "building a critical mass throughout February in order to reach all those people who bought "19"." Key to this was the record company approaching internet and media partners Vevo, AOL and VH1 to begin promoting Adele's old and new songs.
- Did the album tour?
- In the months leading up to the European release of "21", Adele embarked on a promotional tour across Europe, performing on the UK's "Royal Variety Performance" on 9 December 2010, the finale of reality singing competition "The Voice of Holland" on 21 January 2011, and on BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge on six days later.
- Where did they tour?
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Write the conversation that led to this response. The manor of Heanton Punchardon was held from the 15th century to 1802 by the Basset family, formerly of Umberleigh, whose seat was Heanton Court, situated on the bank of the River Taw, 3/4 mile SE of the village.
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Is there anything interesting about the Manor of Heanton Punchardon?
- However, according to Pole (died 1635), Sir William Punchardon of Heanton Punchardon bore: "Argent, a cross sarcel voided gules".
- What happened in 1635?
- Rev.
- What happened after he died?
- Punchard (1894) suggested this coat given by Pole was that of the Bovey (Little Bovey) line of the Punchardon family.
- Was there any other interesting happenings?
- Risdon (died 1640) gave the arms of "Willelmus de Ponte Cardonis, de Lydyet" (possibly Lydiard-Punchardon, Somerset) as: "Argent, a cross moline voided gules".
- What else did you find important?
- The Crest was: "A unicorn's head erased gules bezantee armed or".
- Are there any other interesting aspects about this article?
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Write the conversation that led to this response. Saint -Jean-de-Sixt Saint-Jean-de-Sixt is a commune in the Haute-Savoie department in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region in southeastern France.
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What is Saint-Jean-de-Sixt?
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Write the conversation that led to this response. Moderate drinkers are more frequently engaged in intimate violence than are light drinkers and abstainers; however, generally it is heavy or binge drinkers who are involved in the most chronic and serious forms of aggression.
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DIALOG:
what is the link between domestic violence and corporal punishment
- Such research has shown that corporal punishment of children (e.g. smacking, slapping, or spanking) predicts weaker internalisation of values such as empathy, altruism, and resistance to temptation, along with more antisocial behavior, including dating violence.
- what is the link between domestic violence and early marriage
- In some patrilineal societies around the world, a young bride moves with the family of her husband.
- what is the groom's family like
- As a new girl in the home, she starts as having the lowest (or among the lowest) position in the family, and is often subjected to violence and abuse, and is, in particular, strongly controlled by the parents-in-law: with the arrival of the daughter-in-law in the family, the mother-in-law's status is elevated and she now has (often for the first time in her life) substantial power over someone else, and "This family system itself tends to produce a cycle of violence in which the formerly abused bride becomes the abusing mother-in-law to her new daughter-in-law".
- what does the groom do
- Amnesty International writes that, in Tajikistan, "it is almost an initiation ritual for the mother-in-law to put her daughter-in-law through the same torments she went through herself as a young wife." Domestic violence typically co-occurs with alcohol abuse.
- how many couples are involved
- Alcohol use has been reported as a factor by two thirds of domestic abuse victims.
- what does the alcoholic do
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